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REPOSITORY OF RESEARCH SYNOPSES FOR M.PHIL DEGREE PRESENTED To ASRB Of UHS Degree Student Name InstituteResearch Title Supervisor Report Status M.Phil Anatomy Dr Amer Qayum RMC Rawalpindi Morphology of human ascending aortic fold Prof. Tassaduq Hussain Sheikh Approved Dr. Ahmad Farzad M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Effect of vitamin E on nephrotoxicity in methimazole induced hypothyroidism in albino mice Prof. Dr. Khalid Parvez Lone Approved Qureshi Dr. Aisha M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Effect of Cinnamon bark oil on Cadmium induced testicular toxicity in adult male albino rats Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Muhammad Effect Of Citrullus colocynthis aqueous seed extract on beta cell regeneration and intra-islet M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Alia Amin UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved vasculature in alloxan induced diabetic male albino rats M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Alvia Batool PGMI Lahore Weight and histological changes induced by ribavirin in the testes of albino rats Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Approved The effects of Ficus carica L. (Anjir) leaf extract on gentamicin induced nephrotoxicity in adult M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Ammara Ghafoor UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Khalid Parvez Lone Approved male albino mice Protective effect of aqueous extract of Carica papaya L. seeds on neproxen induced M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Ammara Riaz UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved nephrotoxicity in rats Histopathological effects of omeprazole on kidney of albino rats in different doses and M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Amna Mubeen PGMI Lahore Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Approved duration M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Aneeqa Chughtai UHS Lahore Anatomical variations of placentae in healthy pregnancies among local population Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Ansa Rabia UHS Lahore Age - related histological changes in the human pineal gland Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Aruna Bashir UHS Lahore Histological effects of extract of tribulus terrestris on testes of prepubertal rats Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Role of vitamin E on abrus precatorius induced DNA damage to spermatozoa and evaluation M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Atif Aziz UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Pending of effect of Abrus precatorius on fertility in male wistar rats Effect of Moringa oleifera on Bisphenol A induced histological changes in the liver of adult M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Attiya Shahid PGMI Lahore Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Approved albino rats M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Ayesha Khalid UHS Lahore Protective effects of glutamine on gentamicin induced nephrotoxicity Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Neuronal degeneration and amyloid deposition in brain at different ages - a post mortem M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Ayesha Maqbool UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved study Degree Student Name InstituteResearch Title Supervisor Report Status M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Faiza Mehboob UHS Lahore Effect of corn silk extract on acetaminophen induced nephrotoxicity in mice Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Protective effect of ethanolic extract of propolis on isoniazid induced hepatotoxicity in male M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Farhat Aamir UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Khalid Parvez Lone Approved albino mice Teratogenic effects of sodium arsenate in albino rats and their prevention by antioxidants M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Fariha Qureshi UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved (Vitamin C and E) M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Fatima Inam UHS Lahore Protective effect of vitamin E on fluoride induced hepatotoxicity in adult albino mice Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Histological effects of letrozole and clomiphene citrate on albino rat ovary after consecutive M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Fauzia Qureshi PGMI Lahore Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Approved 1- 4 estrous cycles Histological effects of letrozole and clomiphene citrate on albino rat ovary after consecutive 2- M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Fouzia Qureshi PGMI Lahore Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Pending 4 estrous cycles Dr. Hafiza Sadia Effect of aqueous garlic extract on monosodium glutamate induced toxicity in testes of adult Wistar M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Ahmed rats Morphological changes in liver before and after turmericadministration with diclofenac M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Hafsa Omer PGMI Lahore Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Approved induced hepatotoxicity M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Hina Siddiqi UHS Lahore Variations in Circle of Willis and their correlation with haemorrhagic stroke in adults Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Humaira Gulnaz UHS Lahore Protective effects of garlic oil in acetaminophen induced nephrotoxicity in albino rats Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Irfan Qadir UHS Lahore Ginseng as a protective agent in gentamicin induced nephrotoxicity; an experimental study Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Degree Student Name InstituteResearch Title Supervisor Report Status M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Javeria Malik PGMI Lahore Effect of long term use of nicotine on gastric mucosa of adult albino wistar rats Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Pending Effect of zinc supplementation on fluoride induced changes in thyroid gland of adult male M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Javeria Noor UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved wistar rats Effect of phoenix dactylifera ‘Date Palm’ pot powder on nicotine induced spermatotoxicity in M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Kanwal Ashal Pal UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved adult albino mice M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Lubna Malik UHS Lahore Effect of flax seed oil on lipofundin-induced hepatotoxicity in male albino rats” Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Effect of ethanolic extract of coconut (Cocos nucifera) on aspirin-induced gastric ulcer in M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Madiha Amjad UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved albino rats Dr. Mah Jabeen M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Preventive effects of Annona squamosa on congenital anomalies in diabetic albino rats Prof. Dr. Muhammad Azam Zia Approved Muneera Dr. Maimoona M.Phil Anatomy RMC Rawalpindi Age related morphology of human lacrimal gland Prof. Tassaduq Hussain Sheikh Approved Hamid M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Maria Ilyas PGMI Lahore Effects of omega 3 fatty acids on energy drink induced avarian cytotoxicity in adult female albino rat Prof. Fozia Farzana Approved Dr. Masooma Renoprotective effect of Spinacea oleracea extract on cyclosporine-A induced changes in M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Ahmad renin aldosterone system of adult male albino rat” M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Merium Ashraf PGMI Lahore Effects of dexamethasone on liver histology of adult albino mice Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Approved Dr. Mohammad M.Phil Anatomy PGMI Lahore A study of arterial suply of primary functional areas of human brain variants and morphlogy Dr. Muhammad Riaz Sheikh Approved Alamgir Rana Protective effect of Coriandrum sativum L. on isoniazid induced hepatotoxicity in albino M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Mohtasham Hina UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved rats/mice M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Mubashir Farhan UHS Lahore ROLE OF BERI HONEY IN PREVENTION OF ETHAMBUTOL INDUCED OPTIC NEURITIS Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Effect of entecavir on testes of adult Wistar albino rats Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Bahadur Baloch Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Protection of ethanol induced hepatotoxicity by silymarin in albino rats Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Habib-Ur-Rehman Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Effect of Emblica officinalis on acetaminophen induced nephrotoxicity in mice Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Imran Khan Degree Student Name InstituteResearch Title Supervisor Report Status Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Effect of acetylsalicylic acid on spermatogenesis in adult albino mice Prof. Dr. Khalid Parvez Lone Approved Kamran Ameer Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy PGMI Lahore Histological effects of Hoodia gordonii on the liver of adult male albino rats Prof. Dr. Fozia Farzana Pending Qasim Muneer Dr. Muhammad Protective role of folic acid in cardiopulmonary teratogenicity induced artemether in the M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Shahid Akhtar albino mice Dr. Muhammad Histological changes in liver spleen and adrenal glands after administration of paraquat in M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Shahzad Chohan albino mice Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy RMC Rawalpindi A morphological and morphometrical study of auditory ossicles in human adults and rabbits Prof. Tassaduq Hussain Sheikh Approved Tariq Khan Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Tartrazine induced nephrotoxicity in albino mice Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Pending Umar Khan Dr. Muhammad Effect of Juglans regia (Walnut) oil on hyperlipidemia and atherosclerosis induced by high M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Pending Zeeshan Anwar cholesterol diet in rats/mice Dr. Muhammad M.Phil Anatomy UHS Lahore Protective effect of memantine on ethambutol induced changes in optic nerve of rabbit Prof. Dr. Naseer Ahmad Chaudhry Approved Zubair Dr. Mujahid Akber A study of protective role of vitamin C in lead induced morphological changes in testes of M.Phil Anatomy PGMI Lahore Prof. Dr. Nosheen Omer Approved mamoun albino rats M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Munazza Sardar UHS Lahore Protective effect of flax seed oil on acetaminophen induced nephrotoxicity in albino rats Prof. Dr. Muhammad Tahir Approved Effects of hyperthermia on developmental morphology at eyelid and digital separation sites M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Nabeela Akhtar RMC Rawalpindi Prof. Tassaduq Hussain Sheikh Approved in rats M.Phil Anatomy Dr. Nabeela Habib UHS Lahore Effect of vitamin E on
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    Envisioning Vision Trust News Trustees Meeting - Progress appreciated Board of Trustees’ meeting was held on 28th June 2018. Lt. General (Retd) Hamid Javaid, President Al-Shifa Trust updated the Board on development of projects and review of hospital activities. He highlighted the significant growth in number of patients during last year and corresponding enhancement in capacity in view of the increased workload. The Board approved the budget for the year 2018-2019. Annual Day Celebration - PM Announces Rs. 200 Million Grant Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital held its 27th Annual Day function where the chief guest was the then Prime Minister of Pakistan Mr. Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. Prime Minister lauded the services of late General Jahandad Khan for establishing this facility which has now become an institution of international repute. The Prime Minister was briefed about the under construction Children Eye Hospital which will be first of its kind in the region, and will go a long way in providing state of the art facilities to children’s eye diseases. Contributions of local and foreign donors including Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) and Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) were greatly appreciated. All outstanding doctors, position holders and employees of the year at Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospitals were conferred with certificates of merit and recognition by the Prime Minister. The PM very kindly announced October 2018 | Vol. 29 | Number 69 October 2018 | Vol. Rs. 200 million grant for the AL-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital Eye Trust AL-Shifa under construction children eye hospital. 2 We Care For Eye Care Envisioning Vision Milestone: MoU for Establishment of Pakistan’s F irst Eye Bank Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital has set another record with the signing of an MoU for the establishment of Pakistan’s first Eye Bank at Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital Rawalpindi.